Website review: Jobs By IQ Distribution
afroboi discovered this in Science/Tech
•31 reviews since Dec 29, 2007
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Reviews of this website
- thesunshotme rated 8 weeks ago
- who says iq tests are racist? how in the world can they be racist? as a minority who's actually taken one, i didn't come across anything i wouldn't know because of my race.
Swannee rated 4 months ago- Charts IQ range of varied professions. It's useless information in the sense that it answers the question of how smart you have to be to get a job. The answer is that anyone can work in just about any profession, whether they have high or low IQ. Really, hard work and determination matter most.
- cmdrtebok rated 4 months ago
- Too bad IQ tests are bullshit, racist, culturally biased and debunked as an accurate measurement of intelligence by any one who knows anything.
- greatsloth rated 6 months ago
- Decide for yourself if this is BS or not: Here's the original citation.
From Hauser, Robert M. 2002. "Meritocracy, cognitive ability, and the sources of occupational success." CDE Working Paper 98-07 (rev). Center for Demography and Ecology, The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin. - Decide for yourself if this is BS or not: Here's the original citation.
- bullethead rated 6 months ago
- Hang on...there are college professors with IQs BELOW 100??? I really need to see the source for this, please! UPDATE: So I checked the source at http://www.ssc.wisc.edu/cde/cdewp/98-07.pdf. Based on "Male Wisconsin graduates and siblings who reported a job during 1992-1994"
- Marcus-Lycus rated 6 months ago
- From Hauser, Robert M. 2002. "Meritocracy, cognitive ability, and the sources of occupational success." CDE Working Paper 98-07 (rev). Center for Demography and Ecology, The University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, Wisconsin.
